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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
Terrible.

paid doctors bills without number and bought medicine in
unlimited quantity. but all failed until began to take
Ayers sarsaparA hadn't used two full bottles of this
medicine before noticed change took it long after all
signs Of my acton had disappeared determined to
a radical 1t ia now years since
cured and have had OF The troube-o B. Pres
ton. Ames Plow Co.. Boston.
Edwin r. Toombs. ogomaw springs Mich. writes "For
long time afflicted with Salt Rheum and could find
nothing to relieve A friend recommended
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01
srRIKE ExDED.

The Cedar River Coal Company and
the Miners In Ita Employ AmIca.
bly, Adjust Their Difference.
This Journal has, from tim, to time,
given an impartial account Of the strike
st the Cedar River coal mines, and the
demands made by lhe miners upon the
company. The strike occurred last
Friday, aud since Saturday no work has
been done. James NJ. OOlman, SupeE-
intendsnt Of the company. arrived
home wednesday evening, and yester-
day afternoon INST q Committee at his
office authorized 10 speak for the
miners. What was said and done vas
private. reporters being excluded. bot
after the conference one Of the gentle
men present said 20 the writer:
"Y0n say say to the readers Of the
PosT-INrErIIaENcKR in the morning
that the differences between the miners
aud the company have all been AMIGA
bly, adjusted aud sttled, and that the
mine will start 80 full-handed tenor
roW FRIDAY morning.
This will De good news 10 our readers,
as there IL nothing which tends to
pasAlFss business 10 much as Useless
sgitatioaa aud tbs shutting dovn Of IL
dustries which give employment to
ltber and bring MONEY iato the coua-
try.
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AsoInKH FHAUD SHOWN UP.

EDrroB PosI ISTKLLIoKNoTR;
see by your paper that DR.. I. b.
Taylor. who. according TO your Tacoma
correspondent. u posing as q splritpalist
in that plAce, has had some trouble
With she Young Mems Christian Asso-
eiatios Of Tacoma desire TO warn all
Christian Ueople who read the Posi-
ISTKLLI0KNoER against having anything
20 DO With this nan favlor. He came
10 this city the last Of January and Ap
piled 20 use for the NJ. p. Church - leo
laFe In. By representing himself as a
christian minister OF the Protestant
Episc, pal persuasion be WAs granted
permission and did deliver two lectures
In che church. IL Vas s0oa developed.
however. that the "DF." vas most every
thing else but ChTistian. Consequently
be vas uueeremoniOusiY dropped By
that class, since WbiSh time be has been
leetuFing regularly, sm eFsdibly In.
formed. before an lnfiel sccietS OF this
CITY called the Liberal League" 10
their great satisfaction. La q letter
written 10 me bv the DE. /" bearing date
OF Feb. 50. 1851, be ssys. while bis
church relation u with the Protestant
Episcopal Church. be is 8 Unitarian in
belief, and IN realty edapt4 Tor us
creed tbs teachings OF Thomas Paine.
II this man openly Acknowledged tbs
shea apply ING for churches and \. III.
O. A. halls 10 watch 10 advocate modern
spirttualism under the enise Of "mind
care l would have no fsait TO had.
Tuis be does not Do. Consequently,
with a desire 20 save others from the
humiliation ! suffered - the hasss OF
this man, / undertake. as far - possihle,
60 do 10 fer him. Understand, have
no objection whatever 10 the DR. lee
turing before spiritual OF Liberal Lisa
gae societies Wkat | DO object 20 Il
his deoSyvino ChristiAG people for the
paFposa Of obtaining their balls aud
churches ia which 10 advocate his an
christian views. Respect ally.
CLAkK b. DAVIS,
Pastor Of NJ sthodist Protestant CAurch.
Seattle, ". T.. March 81. 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01
Vet 0NLT Tmg NATIONAL DISEASE.
BUT MANT OTHERS.

u Is said that dyspepsia is our "a
tional mslsdy. Well. Bsandrelh's Pills
will core she national mAlady.
II - said that constipation IL tbs earse
81 sur sedentery life. Well. Brand
reth's Pills certainly cures constipation.
Ii il generally conceded that rheuma-
tism comes from acid stomach and sad
den changes Of temperaturs. Brand
rsth's Pills have corrected all this and
viIl DO Il again
Chronic diseases are cared bv taking
tSo ts four OF BrandEeth's Pills every
night for q month dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

Mrs. winslow's soothing Syrup. for
chisdren te@thine. Is ths prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
ascians in the United states. and has
been used for forty years With never
failing success BY millions of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teethina igs value IL incalculable. IL
relieves the child from pain. cares dys-
EMERY and diAFThoss, griFinR IN the
bowels and Wind colo. By giving
health % the child 70 rests the mother.
Price so a bottle. mYslgiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. Z. NJ &C ulsky, Of Portland, IL
In the city.
Nelson g. Macpherson Of Tacoma IL
10 the city.
EN-. Carr. Esq.. IL in Laeonner on .
brief business visit.
Chester Oleary arrived from the Bay
City last evening.
W.. ID. Tyler. manager Of the Tacoma
Hotel, IA in the city.
Gwin Hicks, Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms, vas In ths city yesterday.
j. M. Gilman returned from san
Francisco Wednesday evening.
@. II. KilteneeF returned from Ia
coma ON the North Pacific last evening.
United States Marshal I. J.. Hamilton
returned from Townsend last evening.
Quincy A. Brooks. Collector Of Gus
toms, passed thTouRh here last evening
on bis way up Sound.
Donald Ros.. OF the Arm OF Ross 4
Hewlett, commission merchants of san
Francisco, Is IN the city.
WIN. II. Pinokney's resignation IS q
police officer will he presented 20 the
Oity Council this evening.
Mr.. Isaac Pineus aud family arrived
on the North Pacific from Tacoma last
evening aud will be passengers on the
outgoing Mexico today for California.
E.E. Savage 81 Des Moines, J. Hoyt,
NJ. W. Moran, 4. o. EleEee and I. z.
Woodward OF I Tacoma, I. b. Daily and
II. Kennedy of San francisco, 5. Olsen
OF Port Gamble, George Costen OF
Akron, ONO, Mrs. Lord and tee ehil
dren ~ salem, and j. III. NinslOw Of
SaOhOmish, are at the Arlington.
q. Cisana, Of Clarence, Mo-, George
Bora of San francisco, MIS-. Msrytn,
Of Olympia, A. X Howard, HenFy 6re9e.
@. Holmes, W. II. Little. OF Bangor.
Maine, Duncan Molnnis. OF Prince Ed
yard Island, ID. Phillips and wife, Of
Minneapolis. Il q. StonetEaker and wife.
Of salina, Kansas, A. Gregory, OF Louis
vile, Wallace Harding, Robert LsweFy,
Of Victoria, are al tue New Eogland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Arthur. Gwin
Hiels. Nelson Macpherson. Of facona;
W. II. Darling, Lao 4. stock. A. e.
Mace alsky, Il. il. Merrill. Of Portland
LEO Bermin, Charles ID. Hines. Leroy
Pratt, OF san Francisco; Edward Me
IAiiln, OF California; T. A. jones. Of
AAN0kWF " ~ nNAAhANNf % W. ~ =
L. A. Moore. Of Boston; Z. III. Allen, Of
Squak; A. Bowman, OF Snohomish, are
AZ the Occidental.
LIS. KalIooh, OF Sshoms; Isaac Pin
cns. Mrs. l. Piaeus, James Pincas. Mics
Bessie Plncus, j. II. Price, of Tacoma;
T. W. HAnsOn, Of Snohomish; b. ).
Miller, Of Port roSnsendi JohR q. Ne
Bride, Louis Levin. Of san Francisco;
q, n. Hays, Of Oouuoil Bluffs; OhaA. W.
Barlow, Of Portland; Mrs. II q. Bar on
aud daughter. OF LIS Angeles; IF. T. j.
Kelly and mother. John X. Rae. =,
Goldman, Of Marysville, Cali are at the
Brunswick.
Our Young friend, Nsls. A. Veline.
started yesterday morning on bis West
efn trip, designing 10 bring no finally AZ
SEATTLE, Washington Territory, where
he intends going into business Of ssme
KIND Nit. Velins carries With hIm the
respect and well wishes Of this comma
nifty. A Better principled young man,
OF one better qualified for Commercial
~ busi oss pursuits, never left lows,
lie deserves the best opening that Seat
ue can 81 n. aud We predict tass bis
energy and perseverance,, combined With
other good qualities Of head and heart
VII rapidly put him - the frost in thai
i've Western city -- lililSsa RsEasW,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

The most agreeable As zeal IS the
nost elective methOd Of dispelilRg
esadsohvs, colds and fsvers or cleAus.
ins Toe system is BY taking fsu doses
o. toe OAllioFniA liquid fruit Fea ecy,
syrup Of Fiss. Ia acts eently yet ef.
IeetiveiY, strengthening the organs on
which it sets, 50 shat regular habits
NAV be formed. Manufactured only By
the California Fla syrup Co. san Fran
e'seo, Cal. For sale IA 50 cent and 81
ootllea hX A. r. SrnwAKr.
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ysr.y BAlSrissAu Underwear. orzAHr


Paw from 500 10 $50 more 10 an
aSsn1 for piano when yea can bay =
weber and Decker 4 Son piano dlreei
from the factory aud save all prosits %
middiemen. Frank hinbail. mana
facsurpF's Aeenl Ofhce. thrcs doors
sh,ovs possofHes. PlAsos on sAsy terms
.nd foF runL Sssple pianos 90 band
send and set prioea. fe&AH
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THE WONDERFUL nEALING PReP-
ERTIKs 90 DARBS's PRoPuX-
LACTIC FEGaB

wherever preverting. healing,
cseAnsiae and SeOdoriEsna " issti0n 81
wAsh - requ rcd U.s. DArby's Prophy-
lasts FInid. Any inhAuaed surface, e.
ternal or internal. treated VITA the Haid
viii BE- quickly relisved- II has sffessed
cares thai had resisted the bssl medical
skill. Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

Having engaged ths services q art
eas=s engraveE, ] An noe prepared TO
sSAs orders for all kinds Of work Of this
etAss, ineladlng door and GOTTA plzies,
s1edAls ana lettering Of ali kiNds. A.
nASsSN, Matchmaker ana JeWelsF.
Ls@fy Bloch, Front street. Seattle s53Slm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

APrtsg Goods, we have received sew
efai large shipments and the los prices
which We have maFsed teem caanSt
TAI 90 attract general attention FROM
cash purchasers Of DRY goods
mbls CHEsTKR CtEAKY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

4 Cash Store can nnd erssli any credit
store, Anv prices they may quote you
will dnd thsm cheaper az
CHKHrKR CLKAKY's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

The CENTEMERI" is the most pop
alaF hid glove 10 AmsFio., fi.3 for i've
buttons. $50 fer eight batto1s. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for it and dara-
bility are unexosiled. The above are re
tail prices the glove II not sold AZ whole
salel a. SCH wABACHRR BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

Cha0b ef's Enayclopetis Is BEING cold
fas al6 a. @. Dawes A %. fels edition
i eQuAI in every respert 30 teAt wetca
IS being cold oy book agent 10 many
e cor citiEsDs for 80 us "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01

wkiae Seal Burning Oh for illaminat-
ing purposes has 40 eQzsl. n. CEIL
sEsa spls aasni, 90 Fsosl ., ahll lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01
FOB SNOHOMISH CITY.

a STEAMER
w. +. Munroe
Carrying tho United States malta win
leave Seattle for Edmunda, Muklltoo,
Marysvtlla. LEVEL and Snohcmiah. Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday. a. q N.
returning alternate dAya
Fsr freight or passage Apply on board
or 10 Gee Foster, agent Nealers wharf
CHAS X. LOW.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION c
Carrying the y. 3. Mall.
Tacoma, Seattle / Pert Townsend ROats

ONE OF THE w. 50 ia -
& n, Cos steamers
(Andorsoa or Edithlm lllllllA
viii run daily between Tacoma and Port
Townsend leaving Tacoma upon arrivalof
train Seattle &C 10 .. m, and touching Rt
Port Madison. Port Gamble. Port Ludlow
and Port Townsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day Except sunday
81 o'clock .. m. and Seattle AZ 10 y. m
SEATTLE-WRATC0M ROUTE.
The steamer W X MERWlN VII
leave Seattle every sunday, TUESDAY An
THURSDAY evenings o'clock. for Whatcom
calling 81 Mukilteo. TulAlip. Coupeyiiio
Oak HArbor, Utaalady, k.hconncr, Fioalgo
Anacortea, Guelnes Samtah, fAirhavon
BellinRhaFn and Sehome.
Returning. viii leave Whatcom ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, af o'cieck. for Seattle. calling
infermediato points on the way.
SEATTlE-SkACIT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer QUINCY will leave Seattle
for skagit river and way ports every
Monday and Thursday. returning Tues
DAYS and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply ae Gem
uany'u ofIica, on Yealnr'a wharf. or0a board
me haata al the same wharf.
rarsl-tf GRO. 3. JACOBS. Hnc'y.
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XaaliA Uadervear. CHEarEa CLzAnI.
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h'' Dr." eais. osss4ss cssAa.
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II. Card and ]. z. Mcdonald, Of Sc
Professor and Mrs. II. N. Vaughn. Of
Mr.. Richard Delanty, of Port Discos-
cry is in town attending oourt.
Miss Jennie Weeks. OF Lopez Island,
Is In town visiting friends.
]. s Spencer and W. J. Burns, from
Portland, r. Nitschke. Of Olympia, J..
Davis. Of Seattle, Lieut. Fred ). Gal
hoan. U. 8. A., and II. L. Blanchard, Of
Irondale, wera at the Central Hotel last
evening.
The passengers f.om Victoria ts Port
land Yesterday on the Starr we're Mrs.
Borins. Miss Jsllison. DR.. Judd and
niece, Mr.. Belfora asd Jas. Anderson.
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ON THE COAL TRADE.

The coal Importation int San Fran
cisco last week amounted 10 70, $40 tons.
OF that amount 1851 tons came from
the Puget sound. 10. FOL tons from Brit
ish Columbia, and from Great Britain
and Australia the imports amounted to
4l37 tons. OF late better feeling has
existed, and prices have advanced ma
teFially, as foreign vessels cannot be
induced to carry Goals at the freight
rates current last year. At the present
price little or nothing is being done for
futures. 50 that all the foreign vessels
nov loading for Pacific Coast ports
mast be well paid fer. The latest
Australian advices add bat q few new
names 10 the chartered list. and owners
show no disposition to seek our ports.
preferring 10 take their chances for bet
ter outward freight TO other ports. as
the large smount Of dissnGaRed tonnage
in San Francisco disoouraRes them.
The present status Of the coal market 10
particularly advantageous TO our Coast
producers, as they are getting full
prices for their output and End ready
sale for all they take to market, with
an outlook for q continuance for several
months 20 come. They are further
benefited by being able to secure carriers
at Low rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-05
SOME LOCAL EVILS. .

The Report OF the Grand Jury on
Current Abuses.
The grand jury submitted this morning
the report usually submitted at the end Of a
term.
In regard to the Government Printing OF
fee the report says that It is subjected to
too heavy strain. The sanitary arrange.
ments are especially condemned, and there
are not enough flre.escapes.
The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
was found to be all that could be desired.
The City Postofllce building was found to
be wholly inadequate for the requirements
OF such an important service. The building
would be destroyed before the department
could arrive should fire break out.
The Curtis building was found to DO
badly ventilated and unsatisfactory for
school purposes. The Addison and Force
buildings are satisfactory. The heating ar.
engagements OF the Sumner building are In
adequate. The franklin aud Peabody
buildings arc In good condition. The halls
and stairways Of the Lincoln are too
narrow.
The condition OF the Industrial Home Is
approved, but the building is too small.
An industrial reform school for boys and
girls is recommended.
The Police Court building is discreditable
to the city. A new one should be built.
Another hook anu ladder company, cch-
trally located, is needed.
A least 100 men should be added to the
police force. The requirement OF service
In the army or navy should be abolished.
Many Of the stationhouses should be re-
placed by larger ones.
The James Creek Canal should be guarded
as former report recommended.
The roof OF the Corcoran Gallery should
be examined and made accessible in case OF
fire.
A new code Of criminal laws is needed.
A law should be passed increasing the
penalty for carrying concealed weipous.
Stringent laws are needed to arrest the
evils Of the liquor traffic.
Stringent laws against vagrants are
needed.
The terms for jury service should be
shortened and the compensation increased.
The exits at Albaugh's should be i'm
proved and precautions against the spread
Of FIRE adopted.
st. Elizabeth's Asylum, the jail, the
| workhouse and almshouse were found to
be In good condition. The plumbing and
ventilating arrangements of the latter two
| places need Improvement.
The grand jury has considered 1874 cases,
examined $50 witnesses, have found l21 In
dictments sad ignored 10 cases.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-05
ARRIVALS
At Il, mud -, station.

From Boston-l0i5 a. IN. (Express).
From New Sork--535, y, and lO:15 a. M; l:3O,
9, $40, 4 Olmited), 7ai5 (new), s;l5, s:&
Qimited) and l0a7 p. m.
and io:l5 q. M; 1870. 2 a:lO, 4, $50, 7:ia
new, sI5, $50. and l0l7 p. m.
From Chicago, st. Louis, Pittsburg and ON
cinnatt-t:05 and o3O a. m.; $40 and ':is
FROM Annapolis-soo a. M; f:3o and $50 p. m
From Buffalo, Elmira and uarrlsburg-9:SO a,
m. and 5:i5 p. IN.
From Manas sas, Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Royal-g:41 q. m, except Sundays.
From WarreIton- $40 q. M, la:Oi, s:@3 ana
From Atlanta, New Orleans and Lynchburs-
$40 q. IN. and l2.0i and S;@S p. IN.
From Pope's Creek Line-S.35 Il. m. (eNceTi
Sundays and $50 y. m.
From phlladelphia-h35, and 1913 q. M, ana
1:30, ., $40, 4, I;iS new, s:lo, s:j5 and lO:i7
p. m.
From Richmond and the south-ii2i a. m;
From Aiexandria- Except Monday, G:as,
$50, 9.35, OH, 1885, and liza a, M;
i:iO, sa5, $40, $50, 7.25, $40, 9:5l and II p'
m. (suudays at 1880, $40 and ils!i q. M,
$50, 9:5l and II p. IN.
From Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis
$50 and $40 p. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-sa0 D: m. daily except sunday.
From Round HILL Leesburg and points on W.
O.& W.-s;i0a. IN. and 3:55 y. IN. The even
ing train does not run Oh sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-05

tremely warm when filled with people.
and have seen beads Of perspii alton
on the necks and shoulders OF some OF
the pretty girls ut the White House
levee. / agree with this Cabinet lady,
that there Is no reason why persons
having pretty necks should not show
them, and she Is, perhaps, right In say
ing that the danger Of taking cold re.
lates to the lack Of proper wraps In
going to and from the receptions.
Mrs. Senator ingalls,. though she Is
perfectly willing to allow each lady to
dress as she pleases. says that. as q
rule, the lean.armed and scraggy-
necked affect the dccollete costume.
She says there is no rule In Washing
ton society which prescrlbcs low
pecked dresses and cites as an Instance
the fact that Lady Thornton, the wife
of the English Minister. who preceded
Sir Lionel Sackville West, always wore
high necked dress.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-05
soliE STARTLING FACTS.
The Discovery of tho Cause of Most
Untimely Deaths that Come
Hmm TIM lnIl M Ii nIiY.

The Discovery of tho Cause of Most
untimely Deaths that Como
Upon the Community.
Tho official returns of the city of New
York show that nearly thrcc-fvurths of all
deaths are from consumption. When we
stop 10 calmly think over this fuct, 1t is
really awful. Andyct every case, without
exception, started from small beginnings.
A cough In the morning. tickling in the
throat; thick phlcgmy discharge; chilli
ness at night; difficult breathing, u
tightncss across the chest; these
aud many more symptoms Indicate
the presence of that terrible disease, which,
unless checked, means certain death with
long and painful suffering,
In view of such serious and cver.prcsent
iacts, the suggestions and advice of the
most eminent physicians are of the greatest
value.
Dir. John Gardner, one of the most eml.
ncnt physicians in London, says "Scionce,
common sense, Holy Scriptures aud all eX-
perlcncc testify TO the benefits derived from
The use of pure whiskcy."
DIR. ID. II. Barker says: "l have used and
examined Dufly's Pure Malt Whlskcy and
flnd II the best | ever tried"
DR.. s. NJ. Bucliwalter says "Duny's
Pure Malt Whiskcy Is, without doubt, the
inyalid's drink when stimulants arc indi-
Gated, and find all chronic cases require
stlmulants, and a large per cent of the
acute ones also !"
These truths, from the lips of the leading
scientific men of the day, and confirmed by
tho experience of men aud women well
known in the community, should serve as
guide for all who feel the approach OF
consumption, no matter by what path 1t
may come. We do not hesitate toiassert
that any man or woman who will use
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey according to
directions eau defy consumption and pro.
long life with all Its blessings.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-05
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ways und Hours Of Getting. Ia und
Ont OF Washington.
DEPARTURES.
srrOyn Is. and a.. station.

For Boston-e =. m. without change OF. clrs.l
For New York--7.2t, o, $50 Qimited, all Pull
man parlOr oarsl, II and i1;i0 a. m; 1905,
"a Qimited. all parlor cars, 4iO, 10, 1isso
y. m.
and 1l:i0 o. m tdaily for New York and
phlladelphial; l2cj ., s:i5 tiimited), f:i0,
900, 10 and ii:20 M, -
For Baliimore--0:S5, t:g0, Q, $50 limiteD, o:5o,
1905 Accommodation, 9, 3:i5 (limited), f:i0,
4:2o, 4:4o, 600, s:i0, 10 aud ii:9o p. m. On
Sunday onlyat 0;05 a. m, local for Balti
moru and way stations.
For Chicago, Cincinnati and So. Loui5-9.50 q
m. Qimited) and $40 and 10 p. III.
For Buffalo, Elmira and Harrisburg-05O a.
m. and f0p. m.
For Annapolis--s.e0 a. m, 1905. il0 and 600
p. m. lsundays at 0 a. m. and 4:1O p. M
For Popes Creek Line-7:25a u. m, $40 p. m.
For AlexandrIaSo MssA s S Gi5 $40 1887 a. m; 1904
2:O5, 4:25, 435 Col, sos, 1905, and II :S7 y. IN,
tsundays at ., $40, 9a7, 1887, a. M; 800, col
For Richmond and the south-e and 1857 a.
M, and 4:35 p. M, daily except Sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis, via
Chesapeake and ohio-5:30p. m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor.
folk--6O0 and 1857 q. m. (except Sundays.)
For Leesburg, Round Hill and points on W o.
q W,.9aea. m. daily except Sunday
For Manassas, Thoroughfare Gap and From
Royal-2:35 p. m, except Sundays.
For Warrenton-s:30 a. M; $50 p. m. daily
For Lynchburg, Atlanta and New Orleans
$40, and ll:a0 q. m. daily for AtlantD
and II D. M, via Midland.